Примери за използване на Orthodox population на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Catholic churches Turks rebuilt the mosque,surpassing the Orthodox population.
The entire Orthodox population of the world celebrates the great feast- the Meeting of the Lord.
In line with the new historical conditions of the Orthodox population of the Empire.
In the imperial capital of Constantinople businessmen and the Ecumenical Patriarch rose to great power andunder the Sultan's protection he gained religious control over the entire Orthodox population.
These views are particularly strong among Orthodox populations in former Soviet republics.
The is a Russian federal subject,including the so-called"East Karelia" with a chiefly Russian Orthodox population.
While the country's Catholics celebrate on December 25th, the Orthodox population observes the older, Julian calendar, which differs from the Gregorian one by about a fortnight.
In it, the Bar Confederation opposed the Russian army,forces loyal to the king, and the Orthodox population of Ukraine.
Unlike other Orthodox Churches, neither the OCA nor the Finnish Church have a large Orthodox population to sustain us, nor great monuments that have existed for thousands of years to keep us in society's memory.
The Republic of Karelia is a Russian federal subject,including the so-called East Karelia with a chiefly Russian Orthodox population.
In addition, Anagnostopulos said the Halki Seminary is of high importance for the Greek Orthodox population as it was once a base where clerics were trained for the religious community.
In many cases, however, it is rather declarative position, defining primarily social belonging and identity,rather than genuine religiosity- especially among the Orthodox population in these countries.
They were usually met with hostility as they were negatively disposed to the Orthodox population of the Byzantine Empire(which ruled Bulgaria at the time of the First and Second Crusades) and the Second Bulgarian Empire.
The Episcopal Residence in Prizren is one of the most important places of worship for the Orthodox population in the Metohija region.
The Orthodox population of the island kept their values and traditions but inevitably started to live in a different society where they not only lived together with but were also subjected to the bearers of another, Western, rapidly developing culture.
They take an important place in the traditional culture of the Orthodox population in Southeastern Europe.
Is there a place in Balkan national histories for non-national, ethnic and religious minorities such as the Sephardic Jewish communities, the Vlachs,the Greek-speaking Catholic or the Turkish-speaking Orthodox populations?
They take an important place in the traditional culture of the Orthodox population in Southeastern Europe.
However, at least half of the Orthodox population will no longer acknowledge[Patriarch Vartholomaios] as the first among the family of Orthodox churches,” Hilarion said, adding that the move to grant autocephaly to the Ukrainian church was a step“on the path of war.”.
This festival is connected with spiritual culture of the Orthodox population of the town.….
The Orthodox missiologists were representatives of the theological schools in the countries with majority of Orthodox population where missiology as an academic discipline was being taught, and the missionaries were the priesthood and the lay people who were engaged in practical mission ministry in their countries.
With the neighboring Annunciation Cathedral it is a symbol of the peaceful coexistence of Muslim and Orthodox population of Tatarstan.
It is supposed that after the monastery was abandoned at the end of the 15th andthe beginning of the 16th century the Christian orthodox population continued to visit the old Christian cloister and worship at the monastery chapel notwithstanding that no monks inhabited the monastery any longer.
Historically, the West feared the spread of Russian influence, first in slavic,and, secondly, on the orthodox population of the balkans.
Located as they are in a once great Byzantine city that has been for many centuriespart of Moslem Turkey, the Greek Orthodox population having been humiliated, and the EP not being entirely in charge even of the population of present-day Greece, one can see how it would long for renewal and territorial rights.
With the exception of Greece,this sad legacy has made Western Europeans notoriously slow to accept countries with large Orthodox populations into pan-European institutions.
It Black Sea(Crimea- the cause of the Crimean Tatars and Gagauz in Bessarabia,particularly in Moldova for less than 30 years the native Gagauz- Orthodox population, speak the Turkic language, They were subjected to persistent"soft" treatment, they are Turks) and further East- Caucasus(a Turkic-Muslim element in the population there), Central Asia and the Uighur region in China.
In a number of cases this is rather a declarative position, defining primarily societal affiliation and identity,rather than genuine religiousness- in particular among the Orthodox population in these countries.
As the Treaty of Lausanne was signed in 1923 after Greece lost the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1922,the Greek Orthodox population was forced to move out of the now-Turkish territory.
This was a matter of great interest, and sometimes concern, especially along the Triplex Confinium where the Habsburg and Venetian states bordered the Ottoman Empire,and where Orthodox populations were present.